The International Criminal Court has no deadline for deciding whether to investigate war crimes by Israel, an ICC official said yesterday.
Under the patronage of HE the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa al-Thani, Doha will host the Third Annual Information Security Conference For The Financial Sector on November 1.
Britain vowed Tuesday to oppose any attempt to create an ‘EU army’ following the Brexit vote, although the head of NATO denied that European defence cooperation would undermine the transatlantic alliance.
Indian stocks dropped the most in two weeks, tracking losses in global equities, as concern mounted that the recent rally has outpaced the outlook for earnings growth.
An Omani court on Monday upheld a government order to permanently close a national newspaper and jailed three of its journalists for undermining the state, judicial sources said.
Couple facing problems in taking their surrogate daughter home
Al Sailiya head coach Sami Trabelsi is relishing his side’s chances against Al Arabi in their opening game of the new Qatar Stars League season.
Air passengers in Britain and beyond faced delays yesterday after a ‘Black Lives Matter’ protest on a runway halted flights for six hours at London City Airport and a computer glitch hit British Airways in London and the US.
The Animal Wealth Department of the Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME) has conducted a second training course for the livestock farm owners and workers at the farm complex in the Kheraib area.
Most Gulf stock markets fell yesterday with Saudi Arabia sliding for a fifth straight day, led by banks, but UAE bourses were firm.
Inflows in debt vehicles issued by Muslim Southeast Asian nations have increased in the recent past as investors shun troubled Western market,....
Libyan forces said Tuesday they were advancing inside the jihadist bastion of Sirte, as Washington conducted a second straight day of air strikes on Islamic State group positions in the city.
